Shenandoah National Park in the Fall

Visit Shenandoah National Park in the Fall for a colorful 3 day vacation. The leaves are changing on top of the mountain. The views are breath taking and the trails are easy to follow for anyone.

I must admit I could not put the camera down. It was a perfect place to witness Mother Nature at work. You are amazed on the beauty of this mountain even when you get to the valley, you still have a perfect view of the mountains around you.

It’s an easy ride to get there, even if your flying into Reagan or Dulles airport. I would not drive at night incase the fog comes to the mountain.

The fog is as thick as blankets that cover you. I could not see more then 2 feet in front of me so get there before sunset. Also, I would recommend buying everything you need before you get to the park. Once your in the park there are NO stores or gas stations. So fill up your tank before you enter the park.

Here are a list of must have on your trip:

Bottle Water ( It’s $4 at the cabins )

Snacks for the room

Hats, Gloves and Scarf

Undershirts to keep warm

Sweaters and Jackets

Hiking boots (makes it easier to walk around)

Extra batteries for camera and don’t plan on WiFi, you are on top of the mountain!

During this time of year, you really can’t plan for the weather so you will need warm clothes that you can peel off if it gets hot.

The morning are pretty chilly to start off with but the rest of the day was sunny with lots of wind. We stayed at the Skyline Resort and had wonderful White Chocolate Mocha to start the day!

You have ONE restaurant at the lodge so the dining area can get pretty crowded. Surprisingly enough the prices are very reasonable and a menu to accommodate everyone.

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I was born in Reims, France to Portuguese parents. Being exposed to different cultures growing up has given me a passion for travel and food. I follow a low-carb, gluten-free diet that has helped me with my Degenerative Disc Disease for the past 8 years. READ More>